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DistroKid and Kobalt Partner on New Publishing Service for DIY Talent

Billboard ·

DistroKid has announced the launch of DistroKid Publishing, in partnership with Kobalt. This is the first move the world’s largest DIY music distributor has made into the publishing space, and it marks Kobalt’s first move into the long tail of music publishing. The publishing service, which…

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